TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2007
Chicago Tribune
"The first thing I would have tried to report in [the
Valerie Plame] case would have been that Cheney's office and some other administration characters were trying to spread a story that Ambassador
Joseph Wilson's wife was actually a spook and why that might be happening," writes
Charles Madigan. "No more Capitol Hill lunches for me. No more winks. No more complicated 'double-deep background' agreements that only journalists understand. I would have outed the agent and the sources at the same time. A fine thing. The feds wouldn't even have to squeeze me. It would all be there on paper."
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